**Resolution on the Telephonogram of G. K. Ordzhonikidze. January 5**

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TO THE PODOLSK DISTRICT EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
copy to THE MOSCOW GUBERNIAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

In the village of Aleksandrovo, Podolsk District, Moscow Gubernia, a certain Terekhine, acting in the name of the Communist League of Youth, has occupied, in violation of a direct order from the People's Commissariat of Education, a lace-making school, arrested the schoolteacher, and removed part of the school's property. 

Immediately vacate the school, return all items taken from it—both school property and the teachers' belongings—and enable the schoolteachers to work undisturbed. Investigate the unlawful actions of Terekhine for prosecution.

Report on execution.

Chairman of the Council of People's Commissars
Lenin

*Printed from manuscript copy.*

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**RESOLUTION ON THE TELEPHONOGRAM 
OF G. K. ORDZHONIKIDZE**
January 5, 1920

*Please transmit to Vladimir Ilyich 
the following note*

In Kharkov, Ekaterinoslav, and other cities of Ukraine, a typhus epidemic is raging. The Denikinites and Makhnovists have plundered the entire population and the hospitals. The sick lie about without linen or in rags covered with lice. All measures we are taking in connection with the absence of linen amount to nothing. Turning to You, I request Your order for the immediate dispatch of not less than twenty thousand pairs of linen or material. The medical section of the Southern Front has refused due to lack thereof.

Awaiting Your order.

With warm greetings, Ordzhonikidze

January 2, 1920

*Urgent: by telephone to Semashko.*

**LENIN MISCELLANY**

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**NOTE TO V. N. PODBELSKY**
January 10, 1920

To Podbelsky:

1) Are you energetically pushing forward (and overseeing) the installation of the telephone line to Kursk and to Kharkov?

2) When will it be ready?

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**ANNOTATION ON THE TELEGRAM OF M. V. FRUNZE**
January 10, 1920

To: Chairman of the Council of People's Commissars Comrade Lenin, Revolutionary Military Council of the Republic, Chairman of the All-Russian Central Executive Committee Kalinin, Central Committee of the Communist Party

Samara, January 9. In connection with the necessity of consolidating our influence in the regions along the courses of the Amu-Darya and Syr-Darya rivers, which are now living in complete isolation, I consider it necessary to organize an economic campaign to this population. The most suitable form for this I find to be the organization of trading caravans, by means of barge-shops jointly with barge-theaters and cinema. The prolonged experience of comrade Malyshev's work with barge-shops on the Volga would guarantee the organization of trading caravans there as well. Therefore I request permission to transfer comrade Malyshev with his entire expedition to Turkestan for this task. Malyshev himself simultaneously confirms the value and necessity of this work. I request that you not delay in responding.

Commander of the Turkestan Front, Frunze

**ON THE MARIINSKAYA WATER ROUTE**

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**ANNOTATION ON THE TELEGRAM FROM PETROGRAD**
January 14, 1920

Moscow, to Lenin
Copy to Glavvodu

To Glavvodu: Has it been done and what?

In the Mariinskaya region there are no reserves of cast iron, coke, and provisions, chiefly grain, for the repair of the fleet and hydraulic engineering structures, for the construction of the lock "Polza." It is necessary to urgently supply the region with provisions, as the absence threatens to delay the repair of the fleet and hydraulic engineering structures, which have strategic significance. Said delay may entail a postponement of the opening of navigation.

To the Central Committee of the RCP(b)

Have you decided this matter? and how have you decided it?